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yesterday, whilst 'er indoors was painting a ceiling, I passed the time by barbecuing a pork shoulder (rubbed with paprika, mustard and garlic) for 8 hours.

When it was done and rested, i shredded it and coated with sauce made with cider vinegar, chilli, paprika, hot sauce and mustard.

What didn't get eaten last night is now in my sandwich with some mayo and home grown lambs lettuce.

Beat that 🙂

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Posted : 14/05/2012 11:20 am
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Posted : 14/05/2012 11:23 am
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Binners, one of those is festering in our fridge at work. I think somebody is waiting to see how long before I crack and have a Fridge Hygiene Office Meltdown (again). I am seriously considering buying another pack and sneaking in early and replacing it.

Do you want the old one ? Is nice and ripe.


 
Posted : 14/05/2012 11:26 am
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Does sound good. Not sure I could be bothered spending a full day of my life making a sandwich though.


 
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Not sure I could be bothered spending a full day of my life making a sandwich though.

fair point... Once it was cooking, I didn't have to do much though, just added a few lumps of charcoal every couple of hours.

The worst part of the whole experience was finishing the sarnie and knowing that there it has all gone 🙁

Might have to have some biscuits to cheer myself up.

Dave


 
Posted : 14/05/2012 11:29 am
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Hels - I would have thought with all the additives and preservatives in there it could potentially exist, in a fridge, in the same form, for potentially years


 
Posted : 14/05/2012 11:30 am
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Peanut Butter (crunchy) + Banana + Jam .

Nom 🙂


 
Posted : 14/05/2012 11:32 am
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it's not the additives and preservatives, it's the fact that not even bacteria could stoop low enough to eat it.


 
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Don't know about making the best sandwich but those of you that use a shared fridge might want to consider these:

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You would have to make sure someone didn't throw your sandwich in the bin though! 😆


 
Posted : 14/05/2012 11:33 am
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it has all gone 😥

😥 indeed. That sounds amazing.


 
Posted : 14/05/2012 11:34 am
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Two things:
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barbecuing a pork shoulder (rubbed with paprika, mustard and garlic) for 8 hours

Is your BBQ connected to mains gas?
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whilst 'er indoors was painting a ceiling

Lovin your style there 🙂

Butty sounds good too BTW.


 
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On the face of it my sandwich may seem a little tame in comparison to yours Dave - roast beef from a packet, lettuce, tomato, horseradish and mayo but what make it awesome is the fact that I didn't make it this morning.
My girlfriend had the day off work today and got up when I was in the shower and made me lunch! Winner winner roast beef sandwich for lunch.


 
Posted : 14/05/2012 11:35 am
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Is your BBQ connected to mains gas?

wash your mouth out!

Weber kettle barbecue, with a mix of lumpwood and briquettes. More lumpwood added as it burnt down (no briquettes added later as they can give off funny smells during initial burn).

Fire was all over one side, with a drip tray full of water under the meat to even the temperature and add steam. Lid shut and vents half closed to keep the temperature down and the coals burning slowly - also to get the flavour of the smoke into the meat.

(I bought a barbecue book last week, so I'm becoming a bit of a bbq nerd 8) )

Dave


 
Posted : 14/05/2012 11:48 am
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I was out riding my bike 😀


 
Posted : 14/05/2012 11:56 am
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This is a third of a sandwich we split somewhere in Missouri. Excess isn't something Americans understand.

OPs sounds tasty too.

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Peanut Butter (crunchy) + Banana + Jam .

+1

I toast the bread though.
And include honey.
Sometimes some ham too.


 
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mcmoonter's pic:
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[i]Weber kettle barbecue, with a mix of lumpwood and briquettes[/i]

Hope you didn't use lighter fluid, etc to start the bbq. I use english charcoal and it starts without any accelerants - gives a lovely clean barbecued taste.

I have this stainless steel bbq

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why did you go to all that trouble to drench something in overpowering flavourts like chilli, mustard and garlic...surely any old shit would have done with tham much "flavour". you could have been eating an old goat


 
Posted : 14/05/2012 1:15 pm
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I have a standing order with the little cafe in our building.

They make me a [i]"Chef's Special"[/i] roll every day with whatever they fancy putting in it. They prepare it in advance and produce it with a flourish when I arrive. I'm on instruction that I'm not allowed to look inside before biting into it.

Works great - two bored caterers get a chance to experiment with something other than roll'n'chips and I get something different every day.

Today's was some kind of ham (possibly turkey ham), blue cheese, mayo, salad and some as yet unidentified seasoning. Very tasty 😀


 
Posted : 14/05/2012 1:20 pm
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[i]I'm on instruction that I'm not allowed to look inside before biting into it.[/i]

Thats a dangerous game you're playing there 🙂


 
Posted : 14/05/2012 1:23 pm
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Yep! I make sure to stay on their good side!!


 
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as yet unidentified seasoning

That would have me worried... 😯


 
Posted : 14/05/2012 1:29 pm
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you could have been eating an old goat

mmm, old goat 🙂

pork and smoke flavour came through brilliantly, with a nice little twang from the chilli and spices. :mrgreen:

Dave


 
Posted : 14/05/2012 1:53 pm
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It's the sauce I would sorry about.


 
Posted : 14/05/2012 1:54 pm